Our Last Part 2 PS5: A Fairly Easy Remaster Is There?

Game news Our Last Part 2 PS5: A Fairly Easy Remaster Is There?

From January 19, PS5 players can discover The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered – an improved version of the second episode of Ellie and Joel’s adventures. You’re used to it, as with any good remaster, Naughty Dog offers a graphics boost, here to 4K native and 30 frames per second (a bit more if your screen is VRR). But, that is only the tip of the iceberg. yes, Sony developers pulled out all the stops

Plus a whole bunch of behind-the-scenes (audio commentary for all cutscenes, three unfinished levels) and above all “Sans Retor”, a new rogue-lite mode. Nice arguments which forced us to give the score 19/20. We explain why and how in this article, but don’t hesitate to check out our video-test in the header!

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A flawless rogue-lite mod

We start with the biggest addition: sans retort. It’s just a great idea, cleverly executed, to revisit the very good gameplay of The Last of Us Part 2. Here, we keep the recipe. TPS-infiltration-craft All the iconic enemies of the campaign (Infected, WLF, Seraphites) in the original game but random skirmishes where death sets you back a class! There are five fights governed by four different rules before getting face-to-face with the boss. To bring down this arch-rival, there’s no room for failure – but Sans Retor’s strength is to never leave the player sidelined, even in the event of a mistake… The mod showsA very nice pace of progression where you unlock things all the time

(Characters, Rules, Bonuses, Penalties). In short, the Rogue-Lite experience makes you want to be involved Sublimes the sensations of part 2, becoming more “interior” than before. In short, it is definitely worth it.

As for the rest, we also liked the three “Lost Levels”, these levels cut from development that make their return with audio commentary. Moreover, on this issue, the entire cut-scenes of the adventure are now the subject of jokes from The Last of Us co-creator and studio co-president Neil Druckman, as well as Ashley Johnson, Troy Baker, Laura. Bailey and Shannon Woodward, Ellie, Joel, Abby and Deanna’s interpreters… to see everything, you’ll have hours (of fun). Overall, it’s a very good choice, and we encourage you to find it on PlayStation 5.